Talking Aussie Books with Kim Lock

Kim Lock is an internationally published, bestselling author of five novels that include 'Peace Love and Khaki Socks', 'Like I Can Love', 'The Three of Us' and 'The Other Side of Beautiful'. Living in regional South Australia with her family, Kim’s writing as appeared in Kill Your Darlings, The Guardian, Daily Life and The Sydney Morning Herald amongst other publications. Earlier this month, Kim’s latest novel, 'The Fancies' was published by HarperCollins Australia. An irresistibly funny, big-hearted, sharply-observed novel about stories: the stories we tell, the stories we believe and the stories we make into reality - irrespective of their truth. With punchy dialogue and a cast of wonderfully drawn characters, I was quickly drawn into the fictional town of Port Kingerton and raced through the pages to try and uncover the decades-old mystery the townsfolk were desperate to keep hidden. This is the first of Kim’s novels I’ve read - but listeners it won’t be the last. Kim